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Carpet Tiles
Discover over 1,000 carpet tiles from leading manufacturers Burmatex, Interface, Paragon, Gradus and Life Space. Our range is built for busy commercial spaces, with hundreds of Class 33 heavy contract tiles for offices, schools, leisure and public sector projects, plus carbon-neutral and recycled options to help you meet your sustainability goals. Browse by colour, brand or style to find the right carpet tiles for your project.
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We stock a wide range of carpet tiles from trusted UK & Global manufacturers such as Burmatex, Interface and Life Space.
Our Most Popular Carpet Tiles
Below you can find our most popular carpet tiles from a range of suppliers. Each product offers distinct style, durability, and value to suit different spaces and budgets. Browse our selection to discover the perfect fit for your project.
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Because we stock such a wide range of carpet tiles, we have lots of products to suit many different uses and industries.
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Discover our full range of carpet tiles organised by colour. Browse each shade to find the perfect match for your space, from neutral tones to bold statement hues. Filter by colour to see all available styles, textures, and formats in your chosen palette.
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Carpet Tiles FAQs
How much does it cost to fit carpet tiles?
How much does it cost to fit carpet tiles?
The cost to fit carpet tiles depends on if you fitting them yourself, or getting a professional to do it. Usually professional flooring installers will have a price per metre + labour and materials. Prices vary from £20 to £40 per square metre for labour and materials. If you by your own carpet tiles you can expect to pay around £15-£25 per square metre. However prices can vary a lot depending on the size and complexity of the job and the amount of surface preparation needed.
What are the downsides of using carpet tiles?
What are the downsides of using carpet tiles?
The downsides of carpet tiles is that often you will see the seems, and you can get tiles that fail and start to peel at the edges if the adhesive fails or if they have gotten damp. However, the upsides more than makeup for the downsides. Easy to fit, easy to maintain, easy to transport, fairly damp resistant and come in a huge amount of colours.
Is it cheaper to lay carpet or carpet tiles?
Is it cheaper to lay carpet or carpet tiles?
It is cheaper to lay carpet tiles. They are easier to transport, as they come in boxes vs the large rolls with traditional carpet. They also can be installed by a competent DIYer with a few tools and equipment such as tackifier, a stanley knife and a straight edge.
Do carpet tiles have to be glued down?
Do carpet tiles have to be glued down?
No, carpet tiles don't have to be glued down, however you get a much better finish if you use a tackifier to stick your tiles down. This reduces lateral movement underfoot and gives a much better finish.
Do you put anything under carpet tiles?
Do you put anything under carpet tiles?
No, carpet tiles come with their own backing, usually made out of bitumen for cheaper tiles or an eco backing from most UK manufacturers which is kinder to the environment. Some people may want to put something down to improve acoustics, but this optional.